NBA Strips Sugar Ray of Middleweight Title
Pi President Ward Wylie of the National Boxing Association said the NBA withdrew recognition of Sugar Ray Robinson as middleweight champion. The winner of Basilio versus Fulmer would be the new champion and must defend within 90 days against an NBA designated opponent. Spider Webb remains third-ranked and could face the Basho-Fulmer winner if ratings hold.
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Spider Webb
Chicago
Webb
Wylie
Robinson
Wife Stabs Mate Dead in Beating in Floral Park NY
A 29 year old mother of four is charged with homicide after allegedly stabbing her husband to death with an ice pick during a beating in Floral Park Long Island. Police report she claimed he beat her often and that she acted in self defense during a troubled 12 year marriage. The couple, both reportedly drinking, were found in the second floor apartment with bruises and a dead man on the floor.
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Floral Park
June Greig
First District Court
Mineola
Andrew
Greigs
Longe Island
Pressmen To Vote on Pact in New York City
About 350 members of Pressmen Union No 2 in New York City newspapers attended a meeting and approved a report backing a two year contract with the New York City Publishers Association. The package increase totals $7 weekly, with the union to allocate funds between wages and fringe benefits. Named papers include the Times Herald Tribune News Mirror World Telegram Sun Journal American Post Journal of Commerce Long Island Press and Long Island Star Journal. Mrs Henry Markson Hurt in Syracuse Car Crash Sees Husband Official at Memorial Hospital After SUV Collision. Police Ticketed Driver for Stop Sign Violation.
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New York City
Pressmens Union No 2 Tre
New York City Publishers Association
Teo
Times the Herald Tribune
the News
the Mirror
the World-Telegram and Sun
The
Journal American the Post
the Journal of Commerce
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Markson
Syracuse
Henry Markson
Markson Furniture Stores
Memorial Hospital
George W. Hlcr
Fayette St
Chevy St
Hull
Pope Holds Audience for Canada Pilgrims
Pope John Anile led a special audience in Vatican City for nearly 1,000 Canadian pilgrims. The event featured ceremonies honoring Mother Marnie Marguerite de Lafemmerats and included remarks on faith and unity.
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Pope
Canada
Vatican City
Pope John Anile
Inside Radio-TV Funerals Market Sports Classified
Inside pages cover radio and TV items a brief on two funerals a market report sports news and classified notices from Fulton Illinois and Phoenix area listings.
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Radio-Tv
Protest Stirs Florida A&M Campus Over Rape Case
In Tallahassee 2800 Black students at Florida A&M University largely skipped classes in a peaceful protest week demanding justice after a Black coed was raped by four white men. Four suspects Patrick Scarborough Wilminton Collinsworth David Erwin Eagles and Olle Steutamire were charged and held without bail as state officials debate capital punishment and grand jury timing. Local lawmakers split on how the case affects capital punishment reforms.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. D. Hopkins
Leroy Collins
Bill Joyce
Sherif
Florida A&m
Hose Arested
Patrick G Scarboroug
Air Force
Ft. Fisher
Wilmington
Cy Wiliam Collinsworth
David Erwin Eagles
Olle Steutamire
Florida
Severe Storms Hit Plains With Hail and Flooding
Severe storms raked the plains causing hail as golf balls in Leedex Oklahoma and heavy rains across Nebraska to Texas Panhandle. Tornadic winds reported in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Property damage unofficially over half a million dollars. Flooding washed out dams and stranded motorists. Snow fell in higher Rockies elevations with one inch at Big Piney Wyoming.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Leedex
Oklo
Texas
Moe
Whalgate-Henderson-Oserten
Henderson
Thaois
Rockies
Northern Plains
Unitarian and Universalist Groups Vote For Merger
In Boston a 3 to 1 vote by Unitarian and Universalist churches and fellowships approves merging the American Unitarian Association with the Universalist Church of America at the earliest feasible date. Dr William B Rice of Wellesley Hills, chair of the merger commission, says the vote followed a plebiscite.
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Unitarian and Universalist
American Unitarian Association
Universalist Church of America
Wiliam B Rice
Wellesley Hills
Truman Turns Down Ike's Invitation
President Eisenhower invited former President Harry S. Truman to a White House stag dinner for Sir Winston Churchill on Wednesday evening. Truman sent regrets citing a New York engagement. Relations between Eisenhower and Truman have been strained since the 1952 campaign.
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Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
White House
Winston Churchill
Truman
James C. Hagerty
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Truman Says Third Term Ban Must Go
Former President Truman defended repealing the 1951 constitutional ban on a third term. He argued it hamstrings a president, limits re election prospects, and undermines honest leadership. He noted he could be eligible for a third term if votes allowed, and criticized the amendment as a political misstep.
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Washington
Harry S Truman
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Weekend Accidents Kill 26 As Roads Claim Lives
Albany dispatch reports a warm weekend seen crowds in sunlit scenes while highways claimed 26 deaths between Friday 6 pm and Sunday midnight. Among fatalities a mother and six children in Oneonta, two Attica sisters, and a father and son in East Aurora highlight multiple-vehicle crashes and drownings.
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Albany
Oneonta
Maanie Barry
Dana Barry
Steven Barry
Catherine Barry
Paul
Keith
Neil
Fox Hospital
Dana
Warsaw
Attica
Norma Fleas
Eleanor Snyder
Cheektowaga
Steven Tintor
Steven, Jr
East Aurora
Churchill Sets Off To See Eisenhower In Jet Flight
Sir Winston Churchill flies from London on his first jet trip to visit President Eisenhower. After three days with the President at the White House he will go to New York to meet Bernard Baruch, then Washington for White House dinners and a British Embassy event. Churchill, who calls the trip wonderful, travels with bodyguard Edmond Murray and secretary Anthony Montagu Brown. He plans to return to New York briefly before heading home.
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London
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
Jonn Hay Whitney
Winston
Whitney
United States
France
Scotland Yard
Edmond Murray
Anthony Montagu Brown
New
York
Columbine III
Washington
Old Statesman
Germany quarantine for US liner at Bremerhaven
German port authorities in Bremerhaven order quarantine of the United States Lines ship America after a smallpox suspect is isolated at the ship hospital. The 33 981 ton liner arrived Sunday night from New York, Southampton, and Le Havre, under immediate health scrutiny.
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Germany
U. S
Bremerhaven
Ups
America
United States Lines
New
Spellman Celebrates 70th Birthday in New York Mass
Francis Cardinal Spellman, age 70, marks his birthday with a Mass at the Church of the Holy Ghost in Mineola New York, the town of his birth and former parish service. He has served as Archbishop of New York for two decades.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spelman
Teday
Cardinal Spellman
Mhitnman
Mass
Polly Bergen Stricken Ill in Pregnancy
New York up singer Polly Bergen rushed to hospital in serious condition from a pregnancy. Freddie Fields says her illness requires immediate withdrawal as star of the Broadway musical First Impressions. Doctors Feldman and Sorman cite possible severe pregnancy complications.
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New York
Polly Bergen
Freddie Fields
Miss Bergen
Robert Lee Feldman
Kermit Oserman
Girl's Body Found Solves Missing Martin Family Case
In Vancouver Washington a coroner identifies 11 year old Susan Martin as the body found in a Columbia River slough, aiding the five month missing Martin family mystery from Portland. Police suspect the car plunged into the river near Cascade Locks as divers and a dam search were used.
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Vancouver
Wash
Columbia
Ken Martin
Portland
Susan Martin
Paul Mylan
Barbara
Virginna
Susan
Martin
Columbia River
Camas Wash
Tower Columbia River
Martins
Velanies
Minnesota
Jon Onlevaard
Glencoe
Minn
Earl Trust
Siler Lake
Muinneapolis
Soviet Official Fails Escape Leaves Burma in Flight
A Soviet military attache Col Mikhail Strogaine, after attempting to leap from a Rangoon hospital window to seek asylum, was flown out on a Communist plane. Soviet guards forced back reporters as Strogaine, dazed and pursued by his wife, boarded the Kunming bound craft.
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Burma
Mikhail I Strygaine
Kunming
Peipin
Strygaine
Soviet Union
Strogaine
Col Win
Sovets
Sovet
Auyocities
Alexis Shibern
Straguines
Straguine
Stmguine
Health Search Of Homes Is Ruled Legal
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that health inspectors may search private homes without warrants. The Baltimore resident fined 820 for denying entry to a city health inspector sparked the case. Justice Frankfurter wrote the majority opinion upholding the inspection practice as historically necessary. Justice Douglas dissented, warning the decision dilutes the homeowners right to privacy and signals a broad Fourth Amendment inquiry.
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Supreme Court
Baltimore
Justice Frankfurter
Maryland
Justice Douglas
Douglas
Kidnap Robbery Targeting New York CPA Worth 250000
Julius Furst a 48 year old New York CPA said he was abducted at the West Side Airlines Terminal on 42nd Street near 70th Avenue. A gunman forced him into a car as another man attempted to seize his briefcase containing 8250 000 in gems and necklaces. He was wounded and dumped from the vehicle before police arrived. he was en route to Washington, D. C., on business.
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New York
CPA
Julius Furst
Furst
West Side Airlines
42Nd St
Sth
70Th Avenues
Snd
Washington, D. C
Onion Soup Winner Recipe From California Contest
Palm Springs reporter and judges recount a humorous onion soup contest showcasing Zsa Zsa's family, Jolie and Count Edmond Szigetti. Readers get the winning recipe, including browning onions in butter, flour, water, bay leaf, eggs, cream, and cheese, served on buttered French bread.
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Hubbard Keavy
Palm Springs
Calif
Mama
Mama Ha
Jolie
Edmond Szigetti
George Ringwald
George
California
Jane
Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Hal Hayes
Hail Hayes
Julie
Federal Trip To Rule On Long Dispute
A three-judge federal court opened hearings on the constitutionality of Act 4 1958 used by Governor Faubus to close Little Rock public high schools amid integration fears. The suit, led by NAACP, argues the law is an evasive block to court ordered integration, as Arkansas Supreme Court upholds related fund transfer laws amid school closures.
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Ark
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kay Matthews
Arkansas Supreme Court
Orval E. Paulius
Fubus
Faubus
NAACP
Little Rock Board
U. S. District Court
Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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National Guard
Eisenhower
U. S
Harry L. Lemley
Hope, Ark
Eighth Circuit
General Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Reeersal
Castro condemns Panama invasion by Cuban adventurers
Montevideo Uruguay reports Prime Minister Fidel Castro of Cuba condemned today the invasion of Panama by a group of Cuban adventurers. The remark frames the event as a violation of Panamanian sovereignty and regional stability.
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Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Panama
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